While I was exploring the Granbury Square,I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone. The first…read moreshop I walked in was a doozy! Beautifully curated purveyor of women's clothing,The Boho Buckle is a visually stunning shop with western leanig choices. Not almost cute stuff here though,all is contemporary and worthy of a Cowboys and Indians magazine cover shoot. The owner Nicole Norman was there today, helping with our selections, with her spot on recommendations. I left with a bonus feathered hat band perfect for a new felt hat. If you haven't been to The Boho Buckle,check them out online. Better yet, Get in the car and... Go!

This place is certainly the most unique place on the square. I am told it has just opened…read morerecently. This place is loaded with a unique collection of all kinds of artsy home décor from all over. The items will appeal to men & women alike. There is also a variety of unusual jewelry made just for their shop. There are all kinds of bird cages, antique signs, home décor and more-including a pickup door from the early 1900's. No matter how I explain what the shop has to offer, it would not do it justice. Not only is the collection unique but as my husband said, the gentlemen has an eye for grouping collections in the most beautiful way. He also has an eye for taking old doors and decorating them to be part of your home décor. These alone are worth the trip!

Great store in the Square! I was out and about looking for nice stocking stuffers when I fell upon…read moreSpellbound. It is a gift shop with quality items. I bought a mustard colored scarf for $22 and a gift coffee table book for $20. They just introduced a mens' section with cigars and humidors. Great addition to the square!

Another great shop on the square in Granbury. Casual, upscale,urban cowboy or should I say cowgirl…read more This is another place you could spend a lot but walk out with beaucoup cool clothes. Again,I found another perfect gift item here. Go!

This place is beautifully curated from start to finish. It's clean, organized, and filled with…read morethoughtfully selected vendors -- no junk, just quality pieces. With around 50 vendors, there's such a great variety while still feeling intentional and well put together. If you love antiques, this is absolutely a must-stop.

Drove by this place several times for the past year and finally stopped. Friendly greeting, helpful…read morepeople there to lead you to what you might be looking for. Very well organized, wide walkways, clean. Found the oversized antique pottery crock at a reasonable price that I'd been thinking about since before Christmas. It'll hold the cooking utensils next just fine. We only got to walk through half the store before we called it quits due to people waiting on us elsewhere. The husband said we'd go through the other half of the store on our next visit to the area. Ample parking, easy to get in and out the parking area.

Omg...let me just say that I am totally in love with this place. When I was visiting Glen Rose, I…read morewandered into this cute little store. I expected it to be antiques and Knick knacks. I was blown away to find a very curated store. Just inside the door is a glass case of handcrafted chocolates. If you can get past those you will find tasteful home decor that you may think Joanna Gaines chose herself! As a matter of fact, I left town before I could go back and get a throw blanket that I coveted the whole time I was there. No worries though, I called the owner and she is holding it for me until I go back for Thanksgiving!! I tore myself away from the fabulous decor, that sadly wouldn't fit in my suitcase, to find clothing that totally surprised me. I've always been a Johnny Was fan. I generally buy it from Neiman Marcus and here it was, in this little town, in this crazy cute boutique!! And here is a little secret, it was less here than in the luxury department store. Plus, she has lots of other things that make me think of JW without the price tag!! I would be remiss if I didn't mention the owner, Rhonda. I felt like she was an instant friend. She is genuine and attentive to all of her customers. I would rather shop here than at a big box store any day!!!

I love this store! The ladies who run it are very friendly and great to work with. They have a good…read moreselection of clothing for babies and children as well as some maternity. I have taken a lot of things in to consign or sell and they seem to manage those things very well. The reason I did not give the full five stars is that they don't do cash pay out unless they buy the item upfront. The way you get paid for your items is taking half off your purchases which is a bit confusing and does not allow you to actually get any cash. That being said, I highly recommend them. If you have nice, child-related items that you would like to get something for but you don't want to go to the trouble of selling it yourself, this is a great option. It turns your unused things into a great discount off the things you need from their store.

In spending the day in Cleburne, I happened to drive by this shop after seeing a sign they sold…read morecigars. Ha! This isn't the only "rugged man" item they sell. This incredible boutique is definitely a man's man store. They have quite a bit of clothing and other accessories for every need in the man's life. Everything was merchandised beautifully. The store was incredibly cleaned and well-maintained. I was impressed by this boutique and the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. Even though I ended up not buying anything, I will most certainly shop here when and if I do. Check it out!

Very nice western store with unique items and furniture. I do not live in the area but when I'm in…read moreGranbury, I always stop in to see whats new.

We've all been around Texas hitting those "unique" shops in places like Fredericksburg, Round Top,…read moreand so on...Takes alot to surprise me these days as I blast around TX in my convertible. Visiting the Wagon Yard was near perfect on a recent trip to Granbury. Allow me to explain. South of North Texas you'll find in recent years newly made in Mexico metal signs with minimal tack weld featuring everything from Longhorns, Aggies, Wine, Bar's open...etc. Point being I found every room unique and a bit above the norm for Texas kitsch. Ok, a few things are a carbon copy. Yet, I found some excellent pottery and signs that I haven't seen before. Alot of aviation options, and furniture that seems to be from the area with options for customization. Glad I took a stroll a half block of the square and visited the Wagon Yard.